Ricky Gervais’s new Netflix special “Supernature” is sarcastic, insulting and a bit juvenile in its undertaking but this is exactly why it works so well at being funny. GLAAD, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, has tweeted out and condemned Gervais’ special, saying his comedy is masquerading as hate speech.
The women’s swim team had their three-team dual meet against Cerritos College and Pasadena City College held at their very own pool on April 1.
os Angeles College softball team’s shot at making it to the playoffs was on thin ice, but they are still in the running after winning against Rio Hondo on Friday 5-2.
The new documentary from HBO details the many struggles that Tony Hawk has endured both personally and professionally to become the most recognizable name in skateboarding.
Janet Huang and Fernando Gomes briefed students on information regarding College Corps and their three different programs during the Huskies Connect Preparation Workshop.
An East Los Angeles College Asian female student, 19, fell in what sheriffs have called a possible suicide attempt from the fifth floor south west corner balcony of the Ernest H. Moreno E3 building Tuesday. The fall was between the ELAC Student Services E1 building and the E3 building.
WHAT A RUSH—ELAC mascot, Avalanche (left), with a forensic pathology student posing for a picture during club rush. Photos by C/N Zasha Hayes
Dismissed East Los Angeles College Dean Paul De La Cerda, who is accused of felony embezzlement while working at ELAC, is now dismissed from Cabrillo College. De La Cerda was Vice President of Instruction at Cabrillo College before his dismissal. The governing board for Cabrillo College decided to no longer employ De La Cerda at its Feb. 7 meeting.
With East Los Angeles College’s 75th anniversary, many students may find ELAC’s history in the political sphere interesting. The campus has hosted many political events such as rallies from presidential candidates, some as recent as last year, to debates for local races. ELAC even has a former professor currently serving as an elected United States Representative in Congress, former professor Judy Chu.